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AoUEpUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING,

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFrcE
ROOM 200 sTEw BUILDING !
e e GoS Sf9HISt1 December ''''
sss ss <:
s Ssss
Commissioners as soon thereafter a. practicable i.
W ;a S6
walls for said Gate House. the incossi chambers
gates screens drainage etc tar necessary excavation ior
end Of the AGusuct OF the trench for receiving one
S s s r w s s
building supersrurture excepting windows and
ali 81 M wops &
Each bid mnst he ineIo.ed in scaeG envelope indor'ed
Each bid state the name and place OF residence Of the
ee VIVA iSh hs e s ao hat It IS made
connection with other person making any bid for the same
fraud member Aqueuct Commission. Of the
deputy ther of clerk therein other orero the copo
rat On he NE AZ @ net MS
work to which It relates or in the profits thereof.
the same, that the matters therein siaoa true;
and must be by certified check upon National
less than ve per cent amount OF the cnriy required
sH The s be s
the the All @
bidder viii be returned by the Comptroller the
nS % sr tsSs
tanned by the city OF NewYork as qudated damages for
suc neglect refusal the section
the laws of 1888 hut II he shall
the thin the time aforesaid the OF his
Iosit Will be returned 10 him.
Tile security required the contract for this
zion thousand dollars and the surety required is
that hOusshoders resident freehOlers OF
the tIty of whO must cOllet lyey qualify for
double OF the bond approved surety companies
Incorporated under the laws OF this state
residences OF the suetes must DO stated IN
the bids
The Aqucduct Commissioners reserve the right to reject
any all bids they deem for the best interest OF the city
Ia tiO.
Blank forms bid proposal ana proper envelopes foI
their forms OF 0nfrac specifications ana bones
and all other Information required can be obtained AZ the
above office Of the Aqueiuct Commissioners
~ ~ JOHN q. SHEEHAN.
Secretary.
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A PLEASANT WINTER TRIP.
legal Notices.
CPEClAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale.
or THE
RAILROAD PROPERTY AND FRANcHIsEs
OF THE
CINCINNATI AND EASTERN RAILWAY co.
legal Notices.
BY ORDER OF COURT,

BY ORDER OF COURT,
In obodence 20 an orcr OF the Court Pleas
the October a. 1850 Term thereof. towt ON November
Wherein stephen FeSs wa and IS paniin Cucn'
1a a%a E.'IeT he n @ Special
will proceed 10 sell at public auction on the
9TH DAY OF JANUARY. A. d. 1897.
At the hour Of IL o'clock said day the office of the
h Rosk nopih corner Of sixth aud Vine Streets
,a, 81 ,,on County AMI stso OF Ohio in one par
entrrtv. and DISCHARGED o. Az Hons or
eSnre railroad Of the said Cncnua and Eastern Rail
way Company-Ihat is TO say. rahoad running nom the
CIV the onnty OF aG0a and ssts IN IN
said state lOJ miles In length more OF e's hronSn .ng
ali the property real and personal income lands .ens r
hereitamsn rights OF NAY sA s.ssaess rails
hes locomotives tenders engines cars carriages equip
%sm .'I prStsss Fights
reservations benens nys IT, s sroa COMPANY or
it- receivers including Us rau.hse 10 ACT Nh
Terms Of is PROVIDED and by said order and 10
.s s OF o Sa os .. IN NV y hands deposit es WIZ
make good his bid " ease OF 1 S and IS
further provided that no D,n shS Hs s ovoI
'exSn hpDd Sr,s aHa proy OF
less than the sum OF TWO hundred ,nos s av
der OF the purchase pc- sc portions shall DO paid IN sa.
s.% tine c %nsh ts 5Sa %ay
rSSy to TO re sS nI hs sa any ana or al tho
ad fss.nchi,.s upon the purchaser failing TO couply
within twenty days with any order Of TINS Court
,anhpg snrh said purchase prices
and M is further provided that the balance Of d
nrics NAV be paid tho purchaser at SAN SAFE sha
have thc night bid whole or IN part by pay mn
over and srrendering Receivers certificates mortgage oons
or any claims against the company IN the order OF Is,
priority hereafter be bIed by the court Dut wu
rights OF parties onesting any o. sa
a;rs or claims shall be paid and receiveu
and accrued Interest ony ~ sao
claims would be- entitled 10 receive npon disiributoh
And Il provided by SAID order AMI dccroo Oh sais
that upon purchase money ana upon comP
aug. with the terms the Master commissioner VA
10 the purchasers All Oh the PROPERTY
ordered DO sod
siicisnt lre purchaser purchasers shall os
hold and enjoy the ra pret
ises pd property and all the rights privileges and
uly completely ~ the said Cin
and Railway Company OF It's Recover now
holds aud enjoys entitled To hold and ENJOY inc same
ard a OF shall have AND DO enttcu u
hold sa,d railroad properes and the rights anu
thereto and discharged rum Inc lieu VI IN
cumbranco OF all parties " this SUIT co.rra
tCs.shS,21 Special Master Commissioner.
G. D. MATTHEW'S, Attorney.
November A. ID. 1888
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VNHE TRIBUNE BOOK
OF
OPEN-AIR SPORTS.
Octave. 800 Pages 100 Illustrations
AsPLENpIp poLlpAY OFT.

AsPLENDID pOLIDAY OFT.
In Difference the growing interest In hearty amusing
nendAbe openar sports and athletic Amusoinona TIL
TRIBUNE has prepared new book on open.Ar Sports
which thorough than before pr1ntci III
AmencA
Ithas been written by THE TRIBUNEs own mon with
exports and Is intended " bc stand
Ard book OF iyIeT.noA
Chapters provided Archery baseball, with tho
wonderful playing anl Of tho League and Assoc ALTON
Matches with Instruciions how 10 ball Court
Tennis Tennis Football Cricket Lacrosse. Racket
HorsemanshIp, County Hunt vita list OF tho
membership OF the principal for hunting clubs Yacht
discussion OF ali tho small yAclts and comparison Of
soop and Gutter with INSTRUCTIONS How W Desix Build
Boat Rowing. Canoeing Fishing. with state
the American game sh ami the nes us.d 10
capture them. Trapping swimming Hunting with shot gun
and with OF the different Of
wild game Camping out Winter sporta bicycling
Photography. md few minor sporta Among
who contributed William Blake suthor Of
How Oct strong. Maurice Thompson. the Archery
pert Captain jacob A. Augur Cavalry Instructor West
Point David Kirby and IhonAs Chaplain, lacht builders
GrOrg. W. Wingas tie rineman. Professor George
Gudie Director OF Athletics OF NewYork Athletic
and large number private gentlemen the south and
the country who have contributed
ing tue Wild game aud huntag sports oil their
ties
Retail price. SO so. Terms postage paid with Weekly
year So 90 with semi Weekly IS 80 with Daily.
to addrrsses out Of town. year. $40 So This
used exclusively as a premium with THE TRIBUNE II
cannot be obtained In other way.
The Book dsvere address the paper sent "a
another. n deohsL Address TIE TRIBUNE
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EXPERIMENTS ON TIE CIRCULATION or THE BRAIN
Some curious well valuable eIpenmentsre reported
by French psychological upon the effects produced by
creasng diminishing the Of blood In the BRAIN
rabbit guinea pig dog is fixed to horizontal plate
which In made to rcvove at tho rate Of rather than
one turn in a second II the head be towards the
of apparatus centrifugal force drives tho blood
toward the tail end Of the animal, producing
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Of boodcssness In the brain IT, on the othor hand he
head the rotation produces conkeeuon Oh
the nervous centres in both the animal Eept IN
continual whrl for some time, dies IL appears Irom
the case withdrawal OF blood from the brain than IN
the case of brain congestion.
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tUinter Resorts.

NTHE ALTAMONT." just completed Eutaw
i Place, Baltimore. Nd strictly family hotel sn r.
rooms healthiest and highest elevation, the hand
Lighted throughout with electricity; unusual
h II " heating ventilation. Send for illustrated book
es no ng ITS advantages W l. STORK. Owner and Prop
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Drp GOODS.

CIOVES-I.adies attention. rsEf
" 8I.OVEsi GLOVES Grands magaslns gu r 20,
Marche and Louvre (Paris Gloves retaied Mt JAMME
importer, 81 West lothst
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Brooklyn propsrtp for 5als and 90 ftt.

TOR SALE or TO RENT.-FactOry building
lOs Nostranh-a lot o0I200 faiory .ohiIo lid
stories well ghed entrsn,o on Two s.ts's sse New.
York tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-05
BERMUDA,

FROST UNCOMFORTABLE IMPOSSIBLE.
OUEBEC steamship Co.'S Elegant steamers every Thurs
6ay during the SeAs0n 49, .,. 49,,
PRINCES, HOTEl. opens December 70 1Ssa The
IiANiiITOS UOTl J. opens Dec. 20. Information and
letters of credit from A. OuterUrdge Co.. 81 Bd'way
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Nfw publications.

ALI. THE RECEPTIONS. AT HOMES,
N and Announc, IN -nts OF tho Week, " IN slih
from q DvDutznts ia New.l OH SocieV
IN HOME JOt RSAi- out To-day
callers Cents 81 ! ear
MoRRIa FIIII.IIPs o.. 40 iaIk FlAce Now.1 orr.
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business prOpertp for Sale ano Go fet
A LOFT TO LET with steady power, for
n manufacturing purposes .plendy lighted good loess
ton with ext 60x3O heated by steam, eis'
vaior; Will ,uvde. Apply BAL West 23ist
A LARGE factory to let with boiler, engine
~ and sha,ing entire In part: 1897 East 23dss
Apply 2lS East i0thst.
L,OR SALE OR TO LEASE for business pur.
i poses.-No West 3ith EAtri large dwelling With
table in rear plot 5Or2OO eet. Apply 10 CHA-
BROWN, 20 Plne.st, or ADRIAN H. MULLER SON. IL
Pne-st
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Dauriny Araosmss.

Dauting Aeaosmes.
ALLEN DODWORTH. No. 6S1 Fifth-ave.
class and private iessona Send stamp for circular
N " WORK contains instruction for all dances and 800
Agures for tho cotlon rrss. ~ 90 stamps Or postal
order
LEXANDER MACGREGOR'S. 500 Madi-
~ sonsve Private lessons any hour tally classes ovory
day g classes now forming
C>ERNANDOS ACADEMY. 1852 East 55th-st.
school for Dancing. Department and Calisthenics Er
errisoa and private essonA Send for circular
OEILLY SCHOOL FOR DANCING, 678
IL 5ave rcopenod for tho postage circular.
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A CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, VITA re-
a. liable Information, freey mailed for postage - =
1.E AVERY. ANN school bureau. Wesa llth.s., n r.
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~ c. SHAYNE has marked down Dr,ces q
We Ladles' heaLskln at, and HoQla. lna Prlncn AZ
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16
GALE OF THE ALEXANDRIA AND
- WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

BY virtue and under authority Of a decree
rendered by the circuit court Of the United
States for the eastern district Of Virginia on
as cause 0 l Aexandef % Hay oS Il The o
and Washington Railroad Company and 9TH
ers therein. depending, the undersigned,
master Of said court and the commissioner ap-
pointed by said decree to make sale of the
property therein described, will expose TO sale
at public auction In front ofthe custom house
building, on s.. Asaph - street, M IN the city o. Of
tURDAY, TIE ofH DAY OF July, iSS7, ali the
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL.
hereafter, to come into the hands Of the re- e.
ceiver in said cause and debts due said COM
pany
and Washington Railroad Company consists
of double track railroad, from a point In the
county of Alexandria, state of Virginia, oppo-
site fhe city Or D. O. the
junction, In said county, two single tracks
from st. Asaph junction into the city Of Alex.
andria, one passing through Henry street to
Duke street, and the other through st. Asaph
street to Princess street, with side tracks, turn
outs. &c. A complete schedule Of the prop
erty of said company Is contained In the mas
ter's report on file among the papers In said
Terms of sale-cash :as to the helollowing sums
viz: S59, 9,6lO,27. with interest thereon at the
10, 1882. until paid; 100000. with interest
thraeon at the rate OF 6 per cent. per annum
from July ]. 1857, until paid $4,000, with In
mum from January %, 1862, until paid, and
with interest upon all Of the half yearly cou-
pons of s35 each; attached to each of said
bonds, and on each running from the 22d day
Of July, 1862 to the 22d day Of July 1877, both
included. until paid: s79,4l592, with interest
on $50, ,G0629 part thereof, from September l5
1883, till paid and 22,7S5 90, with interest on
s9,5ll.lS, part thereof. from September 10,
1883, till paid and as to the residue of the pur-
chase money, upon credi! OF one. two, and
three years, with interest from day of sale,
evidenced by negotiable notes, the title being
retained under the control of the court until
full compliance has been made with the terms
OF sale, and until all the money Is paid, and
subject to resale In case Of default. A deposit
Of s5o 900 will be required when the property
the possession of the property until after the
final ratification of such sale, and the future
order of the court TO that effect.
NJ. #. PLEASANTS,
Master and Commissioner to make sale.
Conveyancing at the cost OF purchaser.
my9-mth8w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16

resulted In reduction Of 12 per cent. In
the number Of sheep in the country. Sup
pose the Democratic idea of free wool
adopted, as was recommended by numbers
Of Democrats in Congress and In Secretary
Mannlng's last report to Congress. In his
expiring kick as an fllclal of the United
States government the Secretary attempted
to strike down this industry, and In doing
it presumably spoke for the administration
The farmers of the country would do
well to remember that 1t is q Democratic
party that proposes to put wool upon the
free list, and to use word that we do not
like, but which has come into use, when
they go to the polls they should boycott
the Democratic party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16
The Bon Marche,
316-318 Seventh st. N. w.
ALWAYS In DEMAND.

There is always a demand
for handkerchiefs. Every
business day in the year
there are some buyers. You
may have observed that we
only advertise our Hand
kerchief Department peri
odically. We have reasons
for this. Our general line is
marked away down at the
outstart, and when we open
a new line 1t is announced
in our advertisements. On
no other occasion do we use
the newspapers to speak OF
Handkerchiefs exceptwhen
we have a "drive" to offer.
We have just opened a
new line of Embroidered
Hankerchiefs in white, col
ored, and mourning pat
terms. We shall sell them
at 25 cents each. The April
price for the same quality
goods was 3Sc and 4Oc.
So much for new goods.
Now for our drive.
We offer you a choice OF
Sheer Linen with colored
border, Sheer Linen with
embroidered corners, Sheer
Linen with fancy dice cor
ner. Sheer Linen with solid
centers, plain White Hem
stitched and Mourning
Handkerchiefs at 2 for 25c.
They comprise our lines
heretofore marked 18c.,
2Oc., and csc.
We are selling Children's
olored Bordered Hand
erchiefs at A for 25 cents.
FREE TRIMMING.
That IL may not be misunderstood, 4,
we will repeat our offer concerning free
ANY Hat OR BONNET BOUGHT OF
us (FOR WHICH WE SELL THE MA
TERIAL) BETWEEN THIS DATE AND
THE 18TH INST, WE WILL TRIM
TEE THE SAME FAITHFUL ATTEN-
TION THAT WE BESTOW UPON ALL
BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO US,
Our sale of i5c. Bonnets continues.
THE BON MARCHE.
8l6-3lS SEVENTH ST. N, W.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16

How Democratic Ideas Aheot Wool,
In 1884, under great pressure, the Repub-
llcans permitted reduction in the tariff on
wool. The results have been very marked
even in the short time since that reduction
was made. In 1884 the number OF sheep in
the United States was 50,GOO,0OO; In 1885
the number had decreased to 4s,30O,0 900,
and in 1886 1t was reduced to 44,700,000, n
loss OF I2 per cent. in TWO years.
The wool industry is one which comes
directly home to almost every farmer In the
country. There are not, of the G,oOO couu-
ties in the United States, as many as 200 In
which cannot be found more or less sheep,
70 that any blows at sheep husbandry is a
blow at every farm in the United States,
The Democrats, in their wild and vague
theories upon the subject of tariff, talk
about and insist upon the introduction Of
free raw materials. Among the raw mater
ials that they want free Of duty is wool.
The duty on wool was only reduced in 1854
a very small amount, aud in two years 1t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16

IT is reported that eX-Congressman Phil.
Thompson has said: al am persuaded that
1t will be the old ticket again In 1888, aud
under these conditions expect to see New
York moro doubtful than ever" IL is
hardly possible that Col. Thompson has
used any such language, because 1t Is not
at all probable that he expects Mr.. Hen.
bricks would accept even Democratic
nomination, not alone for the vice pres.
dency, but even for the presidency. Nothing
like that could induce q man personally 50
pure and good as Thomas Henlric'Ss to re.
turn from the country where we have no
doubt he is now to accept Democratic
nomination, even II there was certainty OF
his election. In the clearer light which Mr..
Hendricks now has Of the politics OF this
country and OF the future In its politics, We
feel justified in saying that If such noml-
nation were rendered to Mr.. Hendricks he
would feel compelled to decline. As Col.
Thompson is gentleman Of at illty we are
satisfied that he would not be guilty OF
using such language as is ascribed to him.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16
AMUSENIENTS.
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.

NEW NATIONAL ThEATER.
The sweetest. dreamiest, most enhancing OF
the works of Johann Strauss, "a Night In
Venice" will be presented next week, The
work should not be confounded With "rhe
Carnival of Venice" which bears no resem-
blance whatever to 1t. 1t will be staged in a
magnificent and, In some respects, novel
manner The cast Is as follows Caromello, ".
II, Fitzgerald (his first appearance since lie LETT
nG PTSstte TSsno PSpScoda hTS }osep6 TeeRSfeIder
Senator de Lagua, Harry Standish; ADina,
Miss Clara Lenei Clbboletta, Miss Helen Won
Donholl; Agricola, Miss jennie ReiiIarth; Rlr'
baTa, Miss Marie Greenwood. The box oiice
opens to-day for the sale of seats.
ALBAuGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
ia Belle Helene" will be given next week
with all the original business as at its first pro-
duCtion at the FOlies Dramutlques, Paris. Mr..
Solomon Will be stage manager, and the ar
rangements are progressing very satisfactorily.
The cast will be as follows; Helene, Letilia
Fritch; orestes, Rose L9ighton: BInchis.
Emma Kraussei l.oena, El9lse Mortimer
PaTtheOnis, Leah Jarvis; Paris, Charles j..
Campbell; King Mencaus, Fred solomon;
AgaInemnon, W. Broderick; Calchas, Walter
Alien; Ajax Lirstl, Thomas Daley Ajax
!second), Ed Tnrpey; Achilles, George Wade
Philoeome, II. Winter.
HARRIs's BlJou THEATER.
sam'l of Posen' will be the attraction next
week, and its funny quips are too well known
to need any recommendation. The cast has
not as yet been arranged, nut II VIII be an.
nounced as soon az complete.
KEREAN's THEATER AND SUMNER GARDEN.
A very superior bill has been arranged for
next week, Howe's New York Specially
Company having been engaged. The company
includes signor Carlo. the lightning artist;
Elmira Eddie, Conroy ana Thompson, Howe
and Doyle, Bessie Beach, Hanley Bros, and
ImrO Fox.
THE NEwsBoYs' HOME BENEFIT.
small audience greeted the dramatic class
in their presentation of "The Little Sentinel
and caste" for the benefit OF the Hewsboys'
Home at the National Theater yesterday after.
noon. AS aspeeimen Of what the class could
do 1t was probably success, but as dramatic
entertainment II was not by any means glow.
ing triumph. The entire absence of the or
chestra was an additional distressing features
this was, however, due to the fact that three
professional musicians who were engaged re-
fused to play In company with eight members
of the Georgetown orchestra who had volun
teered TO assist. This placed the conductor
Prof Franz Schaefer-in an awkard fix, but he
was not in any way TO blame, as the mine was
sprung but fifteen minutes before the perform,
ance commenced,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16

Rear Admiral Lvinges, of the French
navy, accompanied by the French minister,
called at the white house yesterday, aud
was introduced to the President by Assist
ant Secretary Porter, Of the Department OF
State. After short chat with the Presi-
dent the admiral was shown into the east
room, where he viewed with much interest
the reception of the general public. Sec
retary Whitney has arranged an excursion to
Mount Vernon for today In honor Of the
distinguished French officer, and the
United States steamship Dispatch will be
used to transport the party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16

es~Parties leaving the city during the heated
term can have the DAILY NATIONAL REruDLr-
CAN mailed to their address by sending their
directions TO the business Office at the low
price of so cents a month, prepaid, including
postage. By this means they will have daily
information of what is trsnsplrlng at Washing
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16
Coffee and Wheat.

For some time past spectators in New
York have been cornering one of theproml-
nent articles of food, whilst another lot OF
spectators in Chicago have been cornerlng
another lot; that is, coffee in New York and
wheat in Chicago. During this week the
bottom has been knocked out OF both OF
these corners. Coffee, which had been
carried up to thirty cents per pound, has
fallen to seventeen, and wheat fell seven
teen cents In one day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16
Rally, Rally, Eove, Rallv

full
aroused The National Drill has stirred up Young America and
"ap belong soldier
Sorry again. to
aralo
q Of
The prices the quality
Baltimore and New York made goods at real bargains wanted
Mems s Bos
and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16

NNANHOOD RESTORED.--A A VICTIM OF
.1XA. youthful imprudence causing premature
decay, nervous debility, lost manhood, etc.,
having tried in vain every known remedy, has
discovered simple selEcure, which he will
send free to his fellow sufferers. Address, q. ].
MASON, T. o. Box 8l79, New York city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1887-06-16
OUR MERCHANT MARINE.
Ihe Editorials OF the Washington
"Pos" Compared With the Views of
Thomas JefrerAon.

From Thomas Jcner-
sons reports as SiC.
retary OF state, lT03.l
"Our nuy CATION In
wolves still higher con.
sideratisns. As n
branch OF industry It
Is valuable, but US u
resource Of defense es-
sential. Its value rs a
branch of industry is
enhanced by the de-
pendence OF so many
other branches on 1t.
In times of general
peace 1t muiilplies
competitors for en-
ployment in transpOr.
tation, and SO keeps
that ut its proper
level; aud In times of
war-that IL to say,
when other nations
who may be our prin-
cipal carriers shall be
at war with each
other-if we have not
within ourselves the
means of transporta-
tion, our produce
must be exported In
belligerent vessels, at
the increased expense
OF war freight and in
snrauce, and the ar.
ticlcs which will not
bear that rlust perish
on our hands.
but 1t IS as arc
source OF defense that
our navigation will
admit neither OF ne
glect nor iorbcarance.
The position and cir
cumstanccs Of the
United States leave
them nothing to fear
on their laad board
and nothing to desire
beyond their present
rights. But on their
seaboard they are open
TO injury, and they
have there, too, a com
merce which mus. be
protected. This can
only be done by pos
sessing n resp ectable
body of citizen sea-
men, aud of artists,
aud establishments In
readiness for ship
building.
"The materials tor
retaining our due
share of navigation
are ours in abundance.
And, rs to the mode
OF using them, we have
only to adopt the prln.
ciples of those who
put us on the defeu-
siye, or others elulva-
lent and better fitted
IN nttr oirNu umgtanppe ~